Arrest of Philippines' Duterte offers a glimmer of hope at troubled ICC
The arrest of former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has given a timely boost to the International Criminal Court, which is facing U.S. sanctions and an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by its chief prosecutor.
ICC takes custody of former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in crimes against humanity case
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte was turned over Wednesday to the custody of the International Criminal Court, following his arrest on a warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity over deadly anti-drugs crackdowns he oversaw while in office.
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EXPLAINER: Brutal attacks on civilians hauled Rodrigo Duterte to The HagueRodrigo Duterte, Philippine president from 2016 to 2022 who waged a murderous anti-drug campaign that has killed 6,000 to ...
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SC to gov’t: Explain why Duterte shouldn’t be returned from ICCThe Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday issued a show cause order compelling several top government officials to explain why a ...
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Duterte's lawyers unqualified for ICC trial dutyFORMER president Rodrigo Duterte, now in the custody of the Netherlands following his arrest for alleged crimes against humanity, faces strict legal requirements as he prepares for proceedings before ...
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INQToday: AFP dismisses claims of military resignations after Duterte arrestAFP dismisses claims of military resignations after Duterte arrest Reports claiming that some Armed Forces of the Philippines ...
Duterte's arrest sends a strong signal that even powerful individuals may be held accountable for their actions.
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Bato Dela Rosa claims he was promised ICC ‘won’t touch a hair’ on himSen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa on Thursday claimed he was promised that not even a strand of his hair would by be touched by ...
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Duterte's downfall does not stop Galician parents who lost their son Diego, murdered in a police setup, during the drug war in the PhilippinesOther victims of the former president's policies celebrated his arrest, while Pilar and Alberto continue the legal process.
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